Hi all...found my own answer to this question and i hope this helps
someone .
in your function in the controller that you would like to have the
custom order on do this
$this->paginate = array('order' => 'yourModel.yourColumn DESC');
$data = $this->paginate('YourModel', array('yourColumn' =>
'condition'));
On Jan 11, 11:07 am, Devario Johnson <devario...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, im sure this is a simple question but i can't find any docs
> related to this...
>
> I have multiple views coming from one controller (as normal)
>
> I would like to paginate them differently in each view.
>
> say view a, b, and c, are paginated ASC and view d, and e, are
> paginated DESC
>
> I have in my controller at the top the var $paginate with order
> defined.
>
> this seems to effect ALL uses of the $this->paginate across any views
> associated with the controller.
>
> How do I get them to act independently?
>
> I already tried removing it from the top and adding it in each
> function but that didnt work.
> I also tried adding 'order' to the actual paginate (find) query and
> that does not work either...
>
> any ideas?
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